
Bitcoin ETF exits erase Monday’s rebound as spot selling deepens before the Fed
Spot and perpetual selling deepened while futures positioning stayed large enough to amplify the next move.

Spot and perpetual selling deepened while futures positioning stayed large enough to amplify the next move.

The 49-50 cloture defeat stalled the bill, while the crypto selloff and liquidations had already begun before the vote.

Sponsor-funded seed can swell opening assets before creations, redemptions, and persistent capital reveal if crypto ETF investors followed.

The exchange is winding down with $253.6 million still across Nansen-labeled wallets as five major platforms control nearly 88% of tracked trading volume.

Several Democrats who helped negotiate the crypto bill voted no, leaving Republicans short of the 60 votes needed to advance it.

Japan’s 20-year auction cleared at 3.856% with slightly stronger coverage, shifting the next test to the BOJ.

The proposing wallet submitted after receiving 87,238 FORTH of delegated power; the action ended with zero votes and no transfer.

The crypto bill had climbed to 34% odds within the past day, but wavering Republicans and a Democratic counteroffer have sharply reversed expectations.

Balancer’s TVL has fallen to about $58 million as token holders prepare to vote on an orderly shutdown.

A projected 4.70% difficulty increase could cut hashprice 4.49% and push older machines below power-only breakeven.

Under 2026 US rules, transferred Bitcoin and other cryptos remain outside mandatory basis reporting even if the purchase cost is unchanged.

Proposed OCC stablecoin redemption extensions leave buyers and conversion providers to finance an earlier exit.
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